Villa a la venta en Paralimni

Located centrally in Paralimni with a close proximity to all amenities, this spacious detached villa is a well hidden gem in the city, sure to go fast!

Once its main door is uncluttered, a wide open and spacious welcoming hall/living room is unfolded. The marble flooring along with the big round columns in the middle of the room prepare you for the kind of majestic house this property is. Also, across the room, there is a guest bathroom and a kitchen with the most of counter space you could ever ask for. The exposed wood beams and the wooden cabinets contrast with the granite countertops and the tiled backsplash.

The wooden curved staircase that overlooks in the middle of the living room leads to the upper floor and an inside balcony overlooking the living room. The upper floor consists of two bedrooms sharing a family bathroom, an en-suite master bedroom with a balcony, and a loft with a corner fireplace.

The big glass sliding doors found on the ground level serve as the inciting prompt of the exterior. Having an ample in size backyard, this property ensures that you will feel as comfortable as possible. The large swimming pool on the one hand and the pergola with the barbeque and the pool bar on the other make this outer space ideal for relaxation or spending some quality time together as a family.

PARALIMNI
Situated in the southeast part of the island, Paralimni is the largest municipality of the Famagusta area. The origin of its name is due to the seasonal lake found on its west boarders, which is a natural cavity of the rain water collected. Paralimni has a reach cultural tradition and combines the advantages of traditional villages with the amenities of a modern town. Sights of interest in Paralimni include the Paralimni Folkloric Museum / Traditional House which depicts daily life in older times, the fishing shelters of Saint Nicholas, the Ayia Triada chapel, the two-aisled church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, which is a significant religious monument of the 13th century decorated with unusual 18th century porcelain plates, and houses a small ecclesiastical museum.